The love dilemma

nting him even after two long years. Her absence lingered, a gaping wound in his heart. He couldn't help

e. The pain he'd felt was indescribable, rendering even the simplest tasks impossible. He withdrew from work, becoming a recluse

d given up on love, throwing himself entirely into his work. He became

ly repulsed by the notion, but as he contemplated it further, he saw a glimmer of potential. Perhaps th

sky gamble, but as he sat in his study he decided to do a little research on his bride-to-be. He tried searching

your proposition," said the son, nervously. "Can I see a pictu

d to the arranged marriage. He sent him a picture of the young w

immediately called his best friend to share the exciting news. "The wedding is on!" he

y awaited day was poised to dawn in just seven short days. With the cream of Spain's event

lend their support, it was as if the stars themselves had descended to celebrate. Sofia,

osing to reside in a hotel, separate from the bustling family home. His brother who was the best man was the only one w

and-beaded, hugged her figure perfectly, carrying with it the weight of family history and tradition. As her father guid

her vows and rings with Sofia. It was the first time Sofia saw her hus

s. Ruby, Sofia's dear friend, couldn't help but gush, "Sofia, your husband is an absolut

nd decided to stay at a hotel. The next day, he dropped the bombshell on his parents and Sofia's father they were headed to